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Nah if there's jobs in your area for L & D just go for it.
You will burn out in an area you aren't a fan of. And honestly most specialties teach you the skills you need to work in that area.
That being said, you need to be somewhat confident and comfortable in your skills and dedicate extra time outside of work to succeed in a specialty.
I'm part of the "two years of med surg isn't for everyone" crowd.
nmspeirs
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Hi, I'm finishing my last semester of ADN school and wondering where would be the best place to start working? My love is L&D, but I wonder if I should work the medical floor for a year or two to get experience first before specializing? Any advice would be great. Thanks!